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LINCOLN COUNTY TIMES
•*v«*rjr Thunnlny ul Jen.im , iiiulm.
Kililor jool P
!.. T. AI.KXANIIKH.
r»»er.
Subscription,
$2.00 per year
l >»•* limit.*r Man-h •».
ni Hi«- |mw*I «»HUt* ut J«*roin**, Malin, uu.l.-r il„*
«•I Murrli ;J.
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The lirst cutting of alfalfa will Is- com
menced next week in various places.
A Imhui to llu* fanner. 'The new irri
gation hose at Akhki itoNo's.
Mrs. Josephine Clark, of Milt. Ore.,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs, (t, J.
Wilson.
A g'ssl second hand gasoline stove for
sale by G. J. Archer, opposite city hull.
W. L. Ilnyelte, G. W. Griswold and
F. F. Kichellierger, are all attending the
hankers convention ut Boise, this week.
(hit* ilollurx worth of Htuli«»n«ry for Ii tty
cciitH, on Sat unlay at
Thk Jichomk Dai i. ( 'o.
The lia'ul market is now supplied with
ahundalicc of home grow n straw
lrrivrtiti«m 1 all hi/»*-, nia<l<* in .h*r
at \n lii*r'H tin hI»*»|», • *|»|». « it) hall.
an
U*rri«*H.
• une.
A. W. Ar|is has the contract for the
installation of a nuslcrn furnace in the
t'. F. Massey dwelling
Rev. J. M Anderson will preach in
the I'nidiytcrian church. Sunday evening
June IHth al s I*. M.
Buy the Is-si Flour muiinfactunsl in
Idaho A cllowstoiic S|s*cial tl to
sack.
R«r
Mr. ii»*«». Maxwell ha>
Mik lint the pant week, n«ve*f'itatin£ tin*
ult»*inlaliee «»f a pb)-i«ian. hut we
pU*aM*«| l«» Htate he in iinw i ni pr« *\ i i ■
I tout fail l*» jr«*l th«* I «ent buiyuin ever
tiflen*«) in Htatiuiiery, at the .ler«»im
Enitf ( '«•.. Satnr«lay «»nly.
Mm. Jin* Krivuiiek «-aim* up from
W endell I ai» I Saturday f«»r a w«*«*kn visit
with her Hinter, Mm. Il I». t'*n»k. and
her many friend*» hen*.
A New lira in the hintnry «»f irriifuti««n.
tall at Arnmtnni^'n and tpt the idea.
\V. .1. Kinline ami wife, wh«» ha\« rv
nide«l hen* f«»r a nh'»rt time, removal t*•
SIHwhom* th«* limt «if llu* w«vk,
Mr. K. Iiuh ae«vpled a |N»*iii«iii.
\ few neli-el fanon ami aereu/e Ira« t
at a Ku nlhi* if taken at «iim*
tieiilam, hi* llunlwiek A ( ««inpany.
The litUe m»d *»f Mr. and Mm \
14*inay, w lm han niitl'ennl many ««»mpli
eatioim an a n*milt « »f the tneanlen. in
|m« rtml an improving «plite rapid!) m»w
Any kiml «>f din*t metal w«>rk ma«U* to
«•r«ler hy Arrher, the Tiiinmith. op|M»nite
the rity hall.
I,
ill «>li the
an*
In n
F.i
par
n
Mrs. Vall«*y Fulton ami Mr- lla/«l
Atkins of l>ix«»n. 111 . arri\«-l Sa l un I ay.
to atl«'ti«l tlu* fum-ral «if tlu*ir hihUt. (iu*
lut»* Mr» g L F« *oi»*.
«'«unity Warrants n*»'« iu*«l «»>• «l» p**Ml
First N itiov m . IUnk.
Norman ('««.k l»*n tonlay f«»r Salciii.
t »n*., in «|iu>l «»f a Ix'tti'r «*• »iinTry (ban
Malm. Of von ns* In- will v«unv bavk
sati-li«*»! that tlu n* is not.
AUItoW KUMU is guarraiil»*«! to
maki* llu* Ih*hI bn*a«l, »"»k«* ami pastry
Ask Uivbnioii«l.
at pur.
The ladies .of the Royal Neighbor«
arranging an .entertainment
held at the
veiling.
hslge are
and siH'ial function to I
hslge nsims next Tuesday
Idea in irriga
llave yon ws'ii the Nei
linn? Call at Aiivi«i iiov.'s.
ell iudis|s>s»sl
t )nr ai real serils- has I
his last (light. and with John's nia
it is hard to
since
chine out of ■ ■■ Immission,
tell when the trips will Is' tvsnillisl.
Dr. Matthew J. R.eislel has oltices and
resideinv in F'irst
Day or night calls promptly an
Tel. 7)i.
National Bank huild
mg.
HVVensl.
'The demand (or mowers this vus'k has
laxisl ll»' supply of onr hs-al dealers,
very signitieanl indication that there is
some hay to Is- cut in this sis tion.
Car of haying and culling machinery
Do 1er your Mowers, Binders,
Full line.
Noinn Si UK \V vnnnorsi; ,V Covi. t'o.
Monn
A
just in.
Stackers and rakes now.
Judge Bruner left yesterday b
taillhullie when' he has pro|aTty inter
esls, ami where he will remain lor some
time.looking after the same.
Mrs. J. II- Wilson and daughter. Mrs.
Daisy Tompkins, mother and sister of u.
J. and W. W. Wilson, arrived last Sun
Walla, existing to
■lay from Walla
lliuki* an« I «•\t4*ii.l»*«l vinil in tliin h«*» li.m.
tried ARROW FMU It?
i. for a five
Have yon
Ask the Richmond Mer. (
sample suck and make the acquaintance
of really g .I Hour.
w
The new blacksmith shop of J.
Isiwrenee is fust nearing completion and
presents quite an imposing ap|"'ai'anee.
Mr. L. ex|sx'ts to
quarters the coming week.
ARROW FLOUR takes away
The dread that eûmes with baking day;
It gives the housewife keen delight.
For now her bread is while and light.
remove to his new
Mrs. K. F, Nelson and son Liver left
Monday afternoon for Gooding, where
they will s|s'lid a few days visiting Mis.
Nelson's brother,
family.
A dollar's worth of protection may he
the means of putting $ltK) into yuur
pocket after the lire. See Hardwick vk
Company for your lire insurance.
Dolph Singer, and
'Ir«, l)oii McKay, of Orchard
a Niilmrliiif Wendell,
vihitorn <»n Tn»*H«iay.
tlifir li« »in«* |or :
hliHiMiiri* I* »r hcr
Vullpy,
" un aïnoux.)eniinc 'h
WUH
Ah (bin |il{
Hoiiit» lime, it i h alwayn
lo iihh *1 old friemlH lien*.
11 an iti I Dalla« Cook, r 11. D. Cook Jr
is iIh
a
announcement emanating from the
... Mr. and Mrs. II.
welcomed the arrival of
I'riday morning.
D. Cisik, who
il ynino Hon,
All sizes ol metal irrigating tula's at G.
•I. An-hcr's Tin shop, opposite the citv
hall. 3
" ork has been commenced on the
foundation walls for the Riddell building
on Main street,
under the
Thin uork in Immiik «lorn*
KlIJMTVisioil ||f If. T.
° ,,r |»o|»nlur Ht* »in* inuHon.
<»n Saturday only, tin- Jerome Drug
t'o. will sell yon a 7öc box of stationery
and a automatic pocket jieneil for'sic.
Frazer Moore Co. are in receipt of
new and modern road grader this
a
week,
of the i UM* I »lit I« * 1*1 » , wilicll \\ Uh unltTC.I
by the County, ami which will !«■ used
iu this immediate vicinity. It will he in
active o|s'ration in a few days.
I h«* linirwlii ii^t tonrben an* lH*intr pul «tu
tin* n»*\\ l»ilihlin^r f«»r tin* l arnuTH iV M**r
' hanu Slat«* Hank. Tin* int«*rior lixtnn*N
l»*«l l«» arrivi* any «lay n«»w, ainl
th«' hank t x|HTtH l«» ('clohraU* llu* 4th of
Ini) in ih«*ir new «|Uarl«TH.
Mr. William McBride of Alden, Iowa,
>|s'iit Monday and Tuesday at the home
of his friend, Rev. R. Ilild. Mr. Mc
Bride has a large farm, with extensive
improvements, on Rock Creek,
Kimls-rly, which h
his tlms* sons.
near
Is'ing managed by
Mr < •«*«». Naiut* ami Mr. Bob Me
* an ii H«'1U*\ ii»*, visit«*« I t«»r a few «lays
I hi»» wirk at ( In* Frank \««tkinaii bona*.
Nuihv, win» han )MH»r h«*aith, in
iruM-liiij* «»\»*iland, trying <lill«*ri*nt part«
• •f the ruiintry. in M*ar« h «»f (tetter health.
H*»th irenil«*inen an* old ae«|iiaintan«-i>
««I the \ MlkinaiiH.
Mr.
.ray ha
splicing cabli-s and arranging the win-s
leading l" the new téléphoné exchange in
the First National Bank building, and the
"dice will I«' moved from the hotel into
its new quarters this w.s-k. George is
right at home ul lids work, having fo|
I it for years in Chicago.
en busy the past week
h
i c
l.i
'I i>. T. 11 Harris »n.
ho n*Hi«l«*H in
Jonathan Valley, will pin her faith I"
the indicator hereafter.
She hu« I a hen
silting on ten duck eggSj which ahan
doiusl her nest, evidently 1 ss'lliiling tirtsl
waiting for results.
.Id.
Though the eggs
Mr«. H, dns) up her
incubator, and hatched out nine lively
ducklings.
Tlic ■'Idaho" is now located in its
i lew and commodious quarters
Muggins building,
which is the handiwork ol Gi
» ,
\ all«*y lant
\ most pleasant uflern.
in th«*
Tlu*
tu*i
Hviii*ry.
*. S br«H*
• I« *r ««I 1 1 uh plan*, a«!«!- muvb l«» tlu* ap*
Maiiag**r 1 larn«*SH
a(tra«'tioiiH,
• •liablvs him to
| H*araii« - ** • «I tlu* stag«*,
lirst-rlasH
proiuiHi'H
-in«*»* llu* « ulargi-1 stag»*
m«w
put ««n larger «*oinpal»i«*s.
Mrs. Tlu«s .lay«*«*\ i*iit«*rtaiii(*tl tlu*
Hus\ H«v 4*1 uI» « »I .loiiatliaii
Thursday■.
was s[«'lit with ibis most liospitalile lady
iu card playing and other entertainments
and a piano solo hy Miss N, Rreslon, of
Washington, was a very pleasing feature
and heartily enjoyed hy all pn-senl. Re
ftvfreshinelils were served, and all O'
|»irl a very enjoyable lime.
A movement was sel ou foot last vvi*ek
(.Hiking toward a celehrat ion here the 4th,
hut iu view ot the fact that the new rail
road will soon reach here it was thought
Is*st to defer the event until a later date,
when all the towns along the new line
will Is- invited t .me and help ns pro
|M-rly celebrate the great event. Jerome
never did lielieve In doing things hy
watch our smoke in the near
halves.
future.
W'e always had ..pinion that the
territory north of town was the most pro
lilic of any on the tract, and onr ideas
have IHt-ii coiilinued hy the arrival last
wisk of twin hoys at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. C. .1 Carlson, two miles north.
mueh for C.
The shock was almost P
J., but a s|Hvial messenger who left the
• W4* >!«« t« » |»r»*Hs, rv|»«»rlH
H4'»*l 14* jllHl I H*f*
in«li(*uti«MiH luv« mil ill* t« » a H|M*«»ly Mirvi
Well, here is eongrat
val of the sh's k.
illations to the proud parents and success
to the hoys.
'The Odd Fellows hslge of this place
fittingly olvserved Iks'oralion Day exer
cises last Sunday,
hied at their lodge rooms in the morning
and marched in a body to the Christian
Church, where they listened loan inter
esting uddre
After the address at the church, headed
hy the hand, the march was resumed to
the cemetery where theritualistie exerci
vvere held over the grave of the lute
.1. W. Thor|s', the only brother Odd
Fellow being hurried there.
'The members asseui
hy Rev. .1. W. Dislge.
Butte
F. C. Gleason returned from
last, Friday. Igtving Iss u there for nearly
a III, mill unending the hearing of his ease
against the Missouri River Rower Co. for
damages received from an electric shock
vv Idle in their employ.
This was the
•olid hearing of the ease, the lirst trial
resulting in a verdict for Mr. Gleason,
w hich wasapis'iiled to the Supreme court
and remanded hack to the lower court
Mr. Gleason's claim
for a n»-lu*«nng.
for WMnni, and tlu* jury in tin* iv
uwurdüd I iim a V4*r»li«*t for
was
cent ease
$4,ôoU, together with Interest and costs.
His friends here congratulate him on the
successful termination of the ease.
SEE THE SMOKE.
Actual Evidence that the O. S. L. is
l-ust Nearing Our Limita.
A glance toward tin* weal will witness
Muck curl« of smoke |ienetruling the sky,
which einuiiatea fn»rn the engine of the
eoiiatruetioii train on the new Oregon
Short Line enl-olL The track laying
crew reurheil Weinlell laal Friilay, anil a
special train waa run over the line from
Itliaa to that point, to enable the citizen«
at the eml of the line to assist in celehrat
in)» the event. The foreman of the track
laying crew was in Jerome Ja«t Smnlay,
ami asKim'il ns that the record for track
laying would he kept up av.d that they
«hoiild reach Jerome in ten days, which
should bring them here about next Wed
nesday or Thursday, it is intended to
have the track completed to the connec
tion about six mill's cast of here,
trains can Is- run through on July Jlh.
While no ollicial announcement has
been made as to the location of the depot
at Jerome, it is the general opinion that
it will be located southwest of town. In
fact this opinion conies from some of
I hose high up in < ). S. L. railroad circles.
So listen for the Pint of the lisaimutive,
as it will probably Is- heard before onr
next issue ap|>ears.
that
Hogs for Sale.
Duns'-Jersey sow and six pigs $4 o.iki
I' olaud China sow and seven pigs$45.mi
Also three Roland China sow pigs at
each. See R. S. Frazer for par
ticulars.
Wanted.
Fresh cow and hogs. Jno.
1'.
M'Inlyre, east of Settlers' ollice.
A MODI RN ÜWLLLINU.
One of tin- .Most Complete Residences
Thus Far Lrected in Jerome.
We hud the pleasure the first of the
wis-k of lieiug shown through the new
dwelling just U'iug eompleUs) on avenue
B, by Contractor J. 11. Greuzehaek.
The first glance at the exterior of the
building is very impreesive, presenting as
it d'«*s. the hungal
its massive front porch, and u projecting
cornice of three fret. Filtering from the
front, through an elaborate door with an
oval beveled glass panel reaching almost
from top to luittom. you an' ushered
into the living nsiiu pro|sT,
.liotts room l"xl)lfts'l, which is conneel
ap|s-araiiee, with
a ('«»nun«»
i *d with the dining room by a large arch
way, at either side of w hich is encased
neat hook shelves, with glassdisirs. Ras
qs'iiing we liind
sing through the
ourselves iu another large, bright and
riHim. An untonmtie double acting d.s.r I
.mis ts the dining r.s.n, with thekiteh- !
c, and passing through, we lind 1
. .i • . _ . i i . ^ : ... 1
ImtliT h pantrv arraii^Nl with pr«»ti«*u*nt
i 1 1 \ ... «i ..i ... 1
nlwlf nHiin uiul a ri*v«»l\mp II«mrInn, alM»
. , , , , . , ..
i a .(mu)» waiter wlimh U*a«1s to llu* tvllar.
Tue kitchen is supplied will, all lllth i.
Adjoining this is the I
... , . , i i i
bathroom, wlnrbalso van lx* iva«lu*«l
.... i i- .. .i., •
tin* livmu r r«Hinn«r I**« In hums, llir«*
„ ; i
tin tin* stvoml II« m» r is I«*
i'b*iiiilH*rs
, ,, .... ^
oiN*ning from a ball. «Mi tins II« m »r as
... i i . ■ »- i>>
b >•<
A lurgi* bull'vl has lw*t*n
«•btvrfnl r« m »in.
built iu llu* wall. s«*paratiiig it from llu*
kit«*lu*ii, U*low wbi« b is a largi* mirmr,
wbivb wbvii rain***! n*v»*alH an
tbntugb wbivb mvals may U* s**rv«*«| fn»m
llu* kil« , lu*n without (*nt«*ring llu* «iiiiint!
«(H'iiing
I cru coiivciiiciices.
from
a smalt hall,
rated ihn«' light and airy
as lirst, i*a« HU*»*ping
,. » . i , , , . ^ ^
siipplu**! wlib amplt* fl**M*l spa»v. i IniUw
.
Hlalunuil m varn»iiH h^'Uoiih, for tin*
.. ....
'Ihs! hue" to the
are
purpose ol conveying si
laundry, which is I
ment.
aled in the hase
decorations throughout.
The interior
are after the colonial pattern, and the
linishings are of Oregon lir, artistically
stained, to bring out the Is-st elici ts of
The lunds'r (or the interior
the wood.
work vvas si'lis'tisl with mueh |»ersonal
care hy Mr. Gn'iizchaek. and tin* Tunisie
ing was all done hy hand, «fuwii Ann
Sin«!;' 1 ''AVni .ut TÄ
with I'oiinler-snnk lifts. The builders
haniwan' is the Is-st to la* found in the
market, and is of the same elulsirateness
fr» mi front t« • rvar. Intact Mr. t.ivn/.v
hack ha- span-d uo,x|-um' in the sel.s
lion ol any «»I tin* mat4*rial that «*nt»*r»*«l
into tin* 4 *oiiHtnivli»m «»I tlu* bniMin^:, un»!
it is sale to say that the result ol Ins
ahors is prohaUv the most modem ami
complete ivsidem i's iu Jerome, and one
the eolilraetor can well (siint I" with
pride.
The dwelling will U> heat.sl hy a
I'eonu all stis'l fiirnaee ol modern type,
arranged to consume smoke and soot. It
was installed hy G. J, Archer, and has
a heating capacity enhie hvt.
Apply at
For Sale.
>k stove.
A s»*»*» «ii« I liât)« I »*«
tbin «'lb««*.
The Time--- Now.
The Place—OSTRANDER LBR. YD.
The— Hay Racks—
All sizes at right prices. Call and look them
Built on short notice. 1 make every
thing needed in irrigating.
over.
H. J. LINKE.
TME FATS AND LEANS
A (lame Kepletc With lixeiting I .vents
and Scientific Plays.
As was intimated lust week the game
of hall played lietween the Kats and
Leans last Sunday proved a very inter
esting as well as exciting event,
count of the heat a concession w as grant
ed the Fats, the game being called ut
5 dll I instead of As the two clubs
faced each other
gleam of determination could Is' de.rern
ed in the eyes of each w hieb prot rayed
business from the start, and events that
followed came so ipiick and fast that it
was impossible for our scribe to catch
them all. No professionals were allowed
but hardly had Skadden and Gott, the
( hi ar
the diamond, a
-i
battery for the Fats got into action than
the cry went up that they were proles
sionals, but after witnessing the cork
screw curves delivered by Massey, the!
cry of "professional" ceased. John
Gott exemplified his mattery of the bull
in the pitcher's box, and the way he
could roll after the ball wasn't slow, as
was shown by his attempt to assist First
base in stopping a grounder,
was there with his big stick and thinks
he has Roosevelt skinned a 41 i-acretract.
Kd. Tacha did ellicient service on third,
and it was at once seenj that no balls
could pass him. 1'ele Dudley also showtsl
himself to lie a star performer. Geo.
Bloom had the honor of making the only
home-run hit, though the heavy butting
of Tory (jund was quite a prominent
feature of the game. The game was
called at the end of the seventh inning,
the labs refusing to take the field again,
lh*n. Hull
the official score card having disappeared
and a dispute having arisen, some claim
ing the game l.S to lb in favor of the
la-ans while other scores showed a rc.-ull
of go to Is in favor of the Fats. No one
sccim-d to U* sutislhsl, consequently an
other game has 1 hsui scheduled for the
coming Sunday to settle all disputes.
Count Asheufeltcr in his capacity as
ollicial umpire, though very aeeurate in
his decisions was the object of censure
from both sides, the Fats accusing him
of selling out to the Iwaus, while the
latter charged him with (avoriteism for
fear s««me of tin* Fats would sit «»n him.
Time « »f graine, '1 Imum ami -S niinuto.
IU*««»r«l of I «um* hits, t'rr«»rs. <l«»ui»le
plays, ele. «li>ap|H*un*«l with ««llirial s**«»n*
card.
Strawberries.
Straw lierrieH «leliveivd l«» any part «*f
town at prevailing market pri*t*s. Semi
«»nlers l«» A. L. Si*k\km \\ vV S*«\.
Norgard-Pry.
The marriage of Mr.
and Miss Rear! Fry. brief
wliieh was made last vvivk. was
ize.1 at the home of the bri ll's' parents.
Mr. and Mrs. L. 11. Fry. at I*» G»** A. M.
last Thursday. Rev. J. !.. Miimey of the
K - , lmr '' h oH ' uiu,in » t - T1,, '
" i,s R'-'-f"''""''' "• Rresence o, only a
few of the neighbors and most intimate
trmmls of llu* **«uitra«Tintr paring. Mr.
1
rn*«l IVt4*r»«ni «mirtaUHl as 1 k*hI man, aii'l
... „ ....
Miss Nt* Iu* Irv. sisti*r « »I tin* l»n«l«*. aM\
, * . . , . . . :
|-"«rrasl .mt the functions o. bridesmaid.
A . «mus vv.sldmg dinner was pre
pan*«! by lb»* bri«les nmlliiT, w ho. by lb«*
1 * ....
way, ban omu* a n*pntation in that 1« »
,r . . .... .. ,
«alitv l««r lu*r «'iilinaryability, alter w Inch
J * *
l *"' l'itrty «lr«»vi* t«* town, taking
tin* afUTinnm train for K«lwar«ls, C'«»l«*..
wlu*n* tlu*y i*Ni«i*< t to n*snli*|H*rinaiu*ntI\.
N. !..
N«»rv»ar i
nientioii « »f
S« »IlMllll
, ,
llu* happy iotiplt* wt*n* llu*
, 11 J .. . ,
many U*aiitilnl l«»ki*ns «»I esUvm
. . J ...
tbvir many trmmls. an«l tlu*y t*nlt*r np.»u
, ilw . joun Vy (llllU . r lm «t favorable
riivuiiistumvH, f«»II« *w a*«( by llu* wislu*s«*i
tlu*ir hosts «»I frU*n«|H lu*n*.
recipients of
from
- • -
Riants for Sale.
. . ,
Jon can get them any day in the
at Frazer- Mis ire Co's, hardware.
C. A. Min i:k.
plants
Wis'k
It yon want eahhage or tomato
Wilson Bros, haveenteivd into an agnx
. . >"-■ •*' — "•
land to Victor Thor|s'. tt|siu a eoiisidera
,j tlI1 ,,f one-thinl of the crop. Careful
. t , )|( . j,.,., (u , m
m excess ol ,1m tons. 1 he Wilson hoy,
W4*n* not only aiihiiiv! tlu* lin»l ««n tbv
t r a**l but lK*in^ r pra»*ti»*al an«l »*\|H*ri»*iu*4*«l
, f „ , iaVt . 111( ,,t of their holdings
| , ■ ■ . ■ .
] mnler cultivation, vvlneh represents am
untold amomit of hard and ceaseless toil.
The hoys feel that they have well earned
v . u . uti<>|l , together will, their (am
dies will s|« ud a portion ol the coming
summet in the mountains, ex|ieeting to
leave some lime in July.
The New Irrigation Hose. It works
while you slisp. For sale at
A nvis-1 noxi.'s
Richmond Has the Coolest
Store in Town
You are invited to make this your headquarters at all times, par
ticularly these hot days.
We have the finest line of Dress Goods, Novelties,
Laces, Embroideries, etc., ever shown. Hose in all col
ors, sizes and prices. Underwear for all.
Many Bargains in Odds and Ends in Dress
Goods.
Shoes = -as usual, the best in town.
Groceries, fancy and staple.
More Dress Goods and Shoes due to arrive any day.
Quality, Service, Price-—Right. Let us show you. At
RICHMOND MERCANTILE CO.
Satisfaction or Aloney Back.
NORTH SIDE
Construction Co.
General Building Contractors
Office in First Nat. Bank Building
Room 6.
Rat i R. K MiT/KK, Rrc-sident.
1 >. R. Retkksox, S»-e'y and Treus.
Jerome Concrete & Brick Co., Ltd
BUILDERS' SPECIALTIES
Cement and Crushed Rock, Cement Sidewalks, Concrete Block
bactory. Ornamental Work.
.IKItoMI-:,
IDAHO
Farmers and Merchants State Bank
JEROME, IDAHO
Established January 2nd,
R. S. FRAZER. President.
P. R. KARTZKE, Vice-Prest.
W. L. HUVETTE, Cashier.
C. F. M.-ASSE^', Ass't Cashier.
D1HKCTOKS
R. S. Kiî vzkiî. Rn-st. Fiazer-Momv llanlvvare Co.
. Rre»t. Burk head-1 leis« Realty Co.
K. C. MixoiMi.WK, Adjuster Farmers Mutual Fire Ins. Co.
R. R, Kvktzki:. Brest. Jerome Concrete and Brick Co.
Joviceii SenNEi:nKuot;u, Farmer.
R vi eu AhsiiiK. Secretary Frazer-Moon- Hardware Co.
A. T. R.t'.i m i:. Diuctor Twin Falls North Side Canal F sers AssTi.
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notice:
The above named Bank should be loyally supported by the residents of the
North Side tract, because of the fact that the money invested in the Capital
Stock of this concern is owned by the residents of the tract. They are always
ready and willing to deal fairly with the farmer, the business man, the mer
chant and the individual, so long as you present them any business proposition
that is consistent with safety.
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Explanation ol Map \
Copyright 1910
Lincoln Paint and
Color Company
CImute M*p
White
Symbol Formula
Trunglf No. I
Humidity
80 .\nd over Damp
6f> to 75 Medium Lane
50 to BO Dry
Under 50 V ery Dry Blick
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Cock No 3
G « No 4
- The First Climatic Map of the United States
Ever Published.
This map—the lirst climatic map of the United States ever pub
lished—shows von, whatever part of the country you may he in, jnsl
which formula of Lincoln Climatic Paint is especially adapt
ed—or pre-acclimolcd to yottr use in the climate of your particular
section. The formulas are numliered and symbolized—so there can
be no mistake.
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1 Wee ter Lumber Co. Ltd.r
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